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When I boot the phone, whats supposed to be black is dark red and while its booting it shows white lines in various parts of the screen. Then it boots and it looks like crap and most every time, then shortly after I cant see anything because half the screen is polluted with the colored lines going on the screen. mostly white and blue.
Basically the phone is unusable. some other things are that the screen wont turn on when its plugged in to charge and the capacitive buttons don't work.
ANY help is appreciated. except for dumb ideas like the sprint chat "i reset service for your phone" so yeah.. thank you.
I could take a video?
this sunk to the bottom in a hurry, probably shouldn't bump it 4 minutes since I posted but....
pics/video. make it interesting. keep it tight on the junk. none of that artsy stuff.
Fine ill get a video, its amazing that it actaully worked to browse forums a little. theres a blue tint to thingsa and some pictures/icons are not clear, i need to bring this mofor to the sprint store. but im on dk28 and odin wont work...
edit: charging aa's for camera
edit2: sometimes theres no boot animation
From My Samsung Epic Using TapaTalk.
video being uploaded - no lines though maybe its fixing itself.
if you can see the clock digits it looks like it got scaled to like 8bit or something. pictures look like junk too.
**** i forgot plugging it in. thats a mojor thing.
Get a new phone. It should still be on warranty.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2xzEy-EK8s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvosH8UZrWw
Top Nurse said:
Get a new phone. It should still be on warranty.
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Ditto.
Odin it back to stock and warranty it to Samsung. Hardware is obviously defective. At the very least you can make sure it's not some obscure software glitch.
If you can't wait that long without a phone, Sprint will replace it for $35 if you don't have insurance.
Top Nurse said:
Get a new phone. It should still be on warranty.
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under warranty from who, its been ~53 days
jnadke said:
Ditto.
Odin it back to stock and warranty it to Samsung. Hardware is obviously defective. At the very least you can make sure it's not some obscure software glitch.
If you can't wait that long without a phone, Sprint will replace it for $35 if you don't have insurance.
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how would i go about getting it warrantied by samsung? I cant get to stock...
Why can't you get back to stock?
when its plugged into something I cant turn the screen on, I got it into download mode macically once but the screen still wasnt on, odin detected it so i tried to flash it but it stopped at factoryfs.
Awesome! 400$ paper weight for the office!
Kitteh298 said:
when its plugged into something I cant turn the screen on, I got it into download mode macically once but the screen still wasnt on, odin detected it so i tried to flash it but it stopped at factoryfs.
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You could still possibly try the $35 Sprint option. Sometimes they don't know any better..... it's up to them to decide to reject it.
so how do i do the $35 option, just go in there and say "uhh can i get a replacement for $35" and show them the issues?
also the thing is, im broke.
Kitteh298 said:
so how do i do the $35 option, just go in there and say "uhh can i get a replacement for $35" and show them the issues?
also the thing is, im broke.
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Ask them to repair it.
http://shop.sprint.com/en/services/service_repair/in_store_service.shtml
Otherwise try your hardest to Odin it so you can warranty it. Possibly use the Samsung EB13 upgrade tool (which is essentially Odin).
Make sure you have drivers installed properly?
White red and blue? That's one patriotic phone though have there lol
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jnadke said:
Ask them to repair it.
http://shop.sprint.com/en/services/service_repair/in_store_service.shtml
Otherwise try your hardest to Odin it so you can warranty it. Possibly use the Samsung EB13 upgrade tool (which is essentially Odin).
Make sure you have drivers installed properly?
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Also, I'm assuming you had rooted it (which shouldn't cause problems but Samsung won't like it).
If that's not the case, then disregard what I said and just go ahead and file the warranty claim.....
ahh cool, yah its a very patriotic phone i guess :3.
thanks for the link jnadke, ill be going to sprint tomorrow, but im broke, so thats a problem.
paypal me some money lol. no, really.
StickyPaws said:
White red and blue? That's one patriotic phone though have there lol
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Lololololol! At least he dont have to buy a american flag if he needs too. Just whip out tge epic. Awesome!
Kitteh298 said:
ahh cool, yah its a very patriotic phone i guess :3.
thanks for the link jnadke, ill be going to sprint tomorrow, but im broke, so thats a problem.
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Did it happen after you went to EB13 FroYo?
Perhaps mention so, if it's true. They may have an exception for FroYo-bricked phones.
However, don't say anything that's not true foremost. Generally the less information, the better when it comes to these matters..... just tell them the hardware is defective, show them what's wrong (flickering) and ask them to fix it and leave it at that.
Ive bricked my Nexus 4. It was my fault.
Ive been reading around for a solution. I get the Download USB device in task manager, and a USB input device while the red light comes on after holding the power button. No fast boot, screen activity or vibrations.
Ive read that a few people have sent in their Nexus 4's for RMA's while they have bricked custom ROMs installed, none of them seem to post how the RMA went. Do google check for this sort of thing, or just flash a new firmware onto it once they receive it, or have people been charged for the cost of repairing it?
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Ive bricked my Nexus 4. It was my fault.
Ive been reading around for a solution. I get the Download USB device in task manager, and a USB input device while the red light comes on after holding the power button. No fast boot, screen activity or vibrations.
Ive read that a few people have sent in their Nexus 4's for RMA's while they have bricked custom ROMs installed, none of them seem to post how the RMA went. Do google check for this sort of thing, or just flash a new firmware onto it once they receive it, or have people been charged for the cost of repairing it?
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Are you able to boot to bootloader or recovery mode? If you can, you can probably revive it.
How did you do it? Sounds like you flashed a kernel for another device.
joshnichols189 said:
How did you do it? Sounds like you flashed a kernel for another device.
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Flashed Franco Kernel. Im 90% sure it was the correct one, but I clearly did something wrong.
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Are you able to boot to bootloader or recovery mode? If you can, you can probably revive it.
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No. I just get the red light, nothing else.
yolo-swag said:
Ive bricked my Nexus 4. It was my fault.
Ive been reading around for a solution. I get the Download USB device in task manager, and a USB input device while the red light comes on after holding the power button. No fast boot, screen activity or vibrations.
Ive read that a few people have sent in their Nexus 4's for RMA's while they have bricked custom ROMs installed, none of them seem to post how the RMA went. Do google check for this sort of thing, or just flash a new firmware onto it once they receive it, or have people been charged for the cost of repairing it?
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Try opening up the phone and unplugging the battery, plugging it back in and try turning on the phone. Its worked for some people with the RLOD
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Try opening up the phone and unplugging the battery, plugging it back in and try turning on the phone. Its worked for some people with the RLOD
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Would that have any different result than just leaving it for a week? I left it at home while I went back to uni, so the battery will be dead when I get back. Don't want to make it obvious i've opened it.
yolo-swag said:
Would that have any different result than just leaving it for a week? I left it at home while I went back to uni, so the battery will be dead when I get back. Don't want to make it obvious i've opened it.
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Well its not really hard if you try to open it, just take your time, and from what I've seen in the forums, its helped many users. You shouldn't have to worry about making it look obvious that you've opened the phone. You only have to remove 4 screws, and that's including the 2 on the actual battery.
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Update:
Google accepted my RMA. They have removed their hold on the money, I returned the phone on the 16th.
I have not had any communications back from google about my RMA.
yolo-swag said:
Update:
Google accepted my RMA. They have removed their hold on the money, I returned the phone on the 16th.
I have not had any communications back from google about my RMA.
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Google for some reason is being very generous with RMA's. On the playstore website it states that RMA's for defects can only be done in the first 15 days after purchase, after that it has to be sent to LG for repairs. But I've seen people RMA a device up to 4 months after getting it. Not sure why they are being so generous unless the Nexus 4's are having a really large failure rate and they are just being nice.
Hej Guys,
I normally used my Nexus 4 - then it´s shut down(used hells-core + slimbean).
Now nothing will work(no normal booting, no fastboot and no charging etc) - only when I try to connect it with my PC the N4 wants to install drivers(QHSUSB_DLOAD anything).
Any ideas from your side, how to solve the problem?
BR,
Rash
Rashiel said:
Hej Guys,
I normally used my Nexus 4 - then it´s shut down(used hells-core + slimbean).
Now nothing will work(no normal booting, no fastboot and no charging etc) - only when I try to connect it with my PC the N4 wants to install drivers(QHSUSB_DLOAD anything).
Any ideas from your side, how to solve the problem?
BR,
Rash
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whats hells-core?
Rashiel said:
Hej Guys,
I normally used my Nexus 4 - then it´s shut down(used hells-core + slimbean).
Now nothing will work(no normal booting, no fastboot and no charging etc) - only when I try to connect it with my PC the N4 wants to install drivers(QHSUSB_DLOAD anything).
Any ideas from your side, how to solve the problem?
BR,
Rash
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Your phone is screwed. Send it to get repaired
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@simms22 -> A core from a german dev(Hellsgod - I think he is here on xda too).
@urmothersluvr -> Mhm, seems so No possibility to fix it myself?
Btw. I rooted my phone(as Custom-Kernel/Custom-Rom says).. May any problems with warranty? Not really(because phone don´t starts, right)?
BR,
Rash
Rashiel said:
@simms22 -> A core from a german dev(Hellsgod - I think he is here on xda too).
@urmothersluvr -> Mhm, seems so No possibility to fix it myself?
Btw. I rooted my phone(as Custom-Kernel/Custom-Rom says).. May any problems with warranty? Not really(because phone don´t starts, right)?
BR,
Rash
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I know when I had a sensation if your phone got in that mode it ment u bricked it. They can't tell what is on your phone cause that mode is used to flash firmware by manufacturers. Send it in and they will reflash it for you and send it back. Dont tell them u rooted it or unlocked it or flashed a ROM/kernel.
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Uhm - not really good...
Because I don´t do anything "hard" things with the Nexus - only played a little game..
I won´t tell anything to Media-Markt...^^
Hope this will be done fast
Thanks for help!
Your device is bricked. Only way will be to send it back to have the motherboard replaced.
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Your device is bricked. Only way will be to send it back to have the motherboard replaced.
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Thanks - as I wrote above, there should no problems with warranty or?
I mean, how should they see, if there was a Custom-Kernel/Custom-Rom on the Nexus?
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Thanks - as I wrote above, there should no problems with warranty or?
I mean, how should they see, if there was a Custom-Kernel/Custom-Rom on the Nexus?
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It depends on if they can bring the board back. If they can then they will see that and may charge you for the repair but the chances are slim.
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It depends on if they can bring the board back. If they can then they will see that and may charge you for the repair but the chances are slim.
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Okay - so my chances are 50/50
That´s really bad - any ideas of how much they would invoice me, if they see it?
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Okay - so my chances are 50/50
That´s really bad - any ideas of how much they would invoice me, if they see it?
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I would say more like 95/5 That they wont see it. It is really hard to bring the board back. If they do it depends on them. Could be cheaper to get new device but wouldnt count on them seeing it.
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I would say more like 95/5 That they wont see it. It is really hard to bring the board back. If they do it depends on them. Could be cheaper to get new device but wouldnt count on them seeing it.
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If they won´t find it and make a new board in it - i´ll never flash or root a Smartphone again
And I thought, Nexus is unbrickable
Rashiel said:
If they won´t find it and make a new board in it - i´ll never flash or root a Smartphone again
And I thought, Nexus is unbrickable
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No device is unbrickable. All you have to do is make sure you understand what your doing before you do it. Spend a week or so researching what you are doing then and understand what you are doing first.
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No device is unbrickable. All you have to do is make sure you understand what your doing before you do it. Spend a week or so researching what you are doing then and understand what you are doing first.
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Flashed rooted SGSII / Galaxy Nexus..
I have a bit experience..
But I don´t exactly know what happened to N4...
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Flashed rooted SGSII / Galaxy Nexus..
I have a bit experience..
But I don´t exactly know what happened to N4...
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That is exactly what happened. There is no SGSII rom that will work on the Nexus. Only Nexus roms will work on the Nexus.
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That is exactly what happened. There is no SGSII rom that will work on the Nexus. Only Nexus roms will work on the Nexus.
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I think we missunderstood..
I had an S2 and flashed Roms for that..
I had a Nexus and flashed Roms for that..
And now for Nexus 4 - and I flashed the correct ones..
Rashiel said:
I think we missunderstood..
I had an S2 and flashed Roms for that..
I had a Nexus and flashed Roms for that..
And now for Nexus 4 - and I flashed the correct ones..
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Yeah I misunderstood your post. So lets see if we can figure out what happened. What was the last thing you did before it happened?
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Yeah I misunderstood your post. So lets see if we can figure out what happened. What was the last thing you did before it happened?
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Downloaded PA - played a bit.
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Downloaded PA - played a bit.
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It sounds like you flashed a ROM/kernel for another device. Can you post the file you flashed?
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Hej..
Now more Information..
Loaded PA for Mako..
Played Pocket Legends..
Not more..
And while im playing my power goes to zero, so it booted down..
Now after i did nothing with it and loaded 2 minutes..
I could boot and my Nexus is repaired
Thanks for your help guys!
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I just bought a 32GB Nexus 7 2 Gen and i can't get to home screen without force closed apps. It seems like the hardware is broken on mine, but before i head over to bestbuy for replacement i thought it could be a bad flash on ASUS part. As soon as i connect to wifi, it says that there is update, it restarts, but i get the yellow triangle thingie with error written below it. I thought i could try to flash the factory image, but i can't find it. I'm pretty sure it should be online, but i could be wrong. So, does somebody have the link with the factory image of the newest Nexus 7?
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I just bought a 32GB Nexus 7 2 Gen and i can't get to home screen without force closed apps. It seems like the hardware is broken on mine, but before i head over to bestbuy for replacement i thought it could be a bad flash on ASUS part. As soon as i connect to wifi, it says that there is update, it restarts, but i get the yellow triangle thingie with error written below it. I thought i could try to flash the factory image, but i can't find it. I'm pretty sure it should be online, but i could be wrong. So, does somebody have the link with the factory image of the newest Nexus 7?
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As of right now, google has not made the factory image available.
Take it back. Sure you may be able to fix it now and its probably just software related, but that's not a good sign and could just set you up for future issues.
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Hmmm... connected mine to wifi first, and had 2 updates. A small one right after the connection to wifi, and a larger 51Meg after getting the tablet somewhat setup.
Maybe boot into recovery and do a factory reset?
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As of right now, google has not made the factory image available.
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That is what i thought. I'm browsing from corporate network, so i thought the corporate network is playing tricks on me ...
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Take it back. Sure you may be able to fix it now and its probably just software related, but that's not a good sign and could just set you up for future issues.
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That is what i'm afraid of, i got lazy and thought i could fix it my self if it is only bad flash ... But, you are right, batter safe than sorry ... Funny, i couldn't even play with it ...
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Hmmm... connected mine to wifi first, and had 2 updates. A small one right after the connection to wifi, and a larger 51Meg after getting the tablet somewhat setup.
Maybe boot into recovery and do a factory reset?
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Well, i can't get into recovery either ... Hmm
bormasina said:
That is what i'm afraid of, i got lazy and thought i could fix it my self if it is only bad flash ... But, you are right, batter safe than sorry ... Funny, i couldn't even play with it ...
Well, i can't get into recovery either ... Hmm
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Well, i'll take that back, i can get into recovery since it fails right after the first update (inside the recovery), so when i press volume up i see that the small update is messed up ...
I forgot that i need to press volume up, not "power + volume up" ... So, BestBuy here i come ...
Got the phone yesterday, the only thing I've done is unlock the bootloader and download all my apps. It worked perfectly fine last night, went to bed all things were great.
I woke up this morning and it was turned off which was strange, held down the power button to boot up and it gets to the home screen and immediately says "shutting down" the battery isn't dead so i'm not sure what the issue is.
I've tried turning it on with the charger plugged in and it does the same thing.
Try safe mode?
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Try safe mode?
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How do I boot into that?
Going to try flashing the stock image, it'll stay booted in the bootloader so I'm thinking it can't be the battery.
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Got the phone yesterday, the only thing I've done is unlock the bootloader and download all my apps. It worked perfectly fine last night, went to bed all things were great.
I woke up this morning and it was turned off which was strange, held down the power button to boot up and it gets to the home screen and immediately says "shutting down" the battery isn't dead so i'm not sure what the issue is.
I've tried turning it on with the charger plugged in and it does the same thing.
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My Nexus 5 had/has that same issue. The ceramic power button started to fail. I would have to push really hard on the power button in order to get it to stop. I hope to god this is not an issue with my 6p that is coming in the mail today.
I would send it back if its a power button issue.
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My Nexus 5 had/has that same issue. The ceramic power button started to fail. I would have to push really hard on the power button in order to get it to stop. I hope to god this is not an issue with my 6p that is coming in the mail today.
I would send it back if its a power button issue.
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My nexus 5 had that issue as well but it would just constantly reboot. This just turns off mid boot and then I have to hold the power button to turn it back on. But if I boot into the bootloader it'll sit there and be just fine.
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Neverendingxsin said:
My nexus 5 had that issue as well but it would just constantly reboot. This just turns off mid boot and then I have to hold the power button to turn it back on. But if I boot into the bootloader it'll sit there and be just fine.
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Yeah, this doesn't sound like a power button failure, more like a software issue...I would attempt a factory reset or clean flash of the MM image from Google and try again...if it happens again I would RMA it..
Pecata said:
Yeah, this doesn't sound like a power button failure, more like a software issue...I would attempt a factory reset or clean flash of the MM image from Google and try again...if it happens again I would RMA it..
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That's my plan as soon as I get home from the gym. I really don't wanna have to RMA it and wait for them to send me another one.
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Neverendingxsin said:
That's my plan as soon as I get home from the gym. I really don't wanna have to RMA it and wait for them to send me another one.
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Yeah, I don't blame you...keep us posted and good luck!
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Pecata said:
Yeah, I don't blame you...keep us posted and good luck!
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Well I just tried flashing the MDB08K factory image and it still wouldn't fully boot up, but yet sitting here without the charger plugged in, it'll sit in the bootloader without any issues.
Downloading the MDA89D factory image and going to flash that, then relock the bootloader and basically set it back to the way it was when I got it. If it still won't boot then i'll contact google and get it resolved.
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Well I just tried flashing the MDB08K factory image and it still wouldn't fully boot up, but yet sitting here without the charger plugged in, it'll sit in the bootloader without any issues.
Downloading the MDA89D factory image and going to flash that, then relock the bootloader and basically set it back to the way it was when I got it. If it still won't boot then i'll contact google and get it resolved.
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Sorry to hear...
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Sorry to hear...
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Yeah it's a bit of a bummer because I have no idea what's wrong with it.
Only thing I can think of at this point is the battery in some weird way is shot but even that doesn't make a lot of sense.
Decided to just call Google and tell them I want an exchange and not a normal "return it, wait for money to be refunded, and then rebuy."
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Yeah it's a bit of a bummer because I have no idea what's wrong with it.
Only thing I can think of at this point is the battery in some weird way is shot but even that doesn't make a lot of sense.
Decided to just call Google and tell them I want an exchange and not a normal "return it, wait for money to be refunded, and then rebuy."
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Yeah, its a strange issue...what did Google say?
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Yeah, its a strange issue...what did Google say?
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The lady kept telling me "Sir you need to send the phone back, wait up to 14 days for a refund and then rebuy the device." I kindly told her that was unacceptable and I'm not waiting until the end of november to use the phone.
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The lady kept telling me "Sir you need to send the phone back, wait up to 14 days for a refund and then rebuy the device." I kindly told her that was unacceptable and I'm not waiting until the end of november to use the phone.
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Omg, that is terrible! I have read that people are getting replacements withing a day or two...you should call back and speak with a supervisor or something
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So I'm having the same problem, I wonder if it's because I'm on the old firmware.
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So I'm having the same problem, I wonder if it's because I'm on the old firmware.
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Did you unlock the bootloader ? Root or install a recovery ? Just wondering if that is the cause or a hardware issue that has nothing to do with unlocking the bootloader ?
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Omg, that is terrible! I have read that people are getting replacements withing a day or two...you should call back and speak with a supervisor or something
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I called back and talked to another guy, he went through troubleshooting steps and said I qualified for a replacement. I made it very clear that I didn't want a refurbished device and expected a brand new device and he said I would be getting a brand new one. I also told him if i got a refurb that i'd just send it back as a return and buy a new phone.
But it's an advanced replacement, said I was one of the first people calling in that needed a replacement device so that's good news I guess.
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So I'm having the same problem, I wonder if it's because I'm on the old firmware.
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I was on the newest firmware when the issue first came up.
cynkrzy said:
Did you unlock the bootloader ? Root or install a recovery ? Just wondering if that is the cause or a hardware issue that has nothing to do with unlocking the bootloader ?
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Only thing I had done was unlock the bootloader, but I even relocked the bootloader and had the same issue.
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I called back and talked to another guy, he went through troubleshooting steps and said I qualified for a replacement. I made it very clear that I didn't want a refurbished device and expected a brand new device and he said I would be getting a brand new one. I also told him if i got a refurb that i'd just send it back as a return and buy a new phone.
But it's an advanced replacement, said I was one of the first people calling in that needed a replacement device so that's good news I guess.
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Good to hear! I hope the new one has 0 issues.
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Did you unlock the bootloader ? Root or install a recovery ? Just wondering if that is the cause or a hardware issue that has nothing to do with unlocking the bootloader ?
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The only thing I've done is unlock bootloader. I have not rooted or attempt to root
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